Welcome to the SCA Conservation Corps Team Group! As a current or former Conservation Corps participant, the Corps Team Group is the best place to connect with peers and alumni, ask questions, share ideas, make plans, and relate experiences.SCA Conservation Corps Teams spent anywhere from 3 to 10 months in residence, devoting their time to critical environmental issues such as wildfire management, trail restoration, environmental education, and invasive species eradication. Made up of dedicated environmental stewards age 18 and over, Corps Teams live and work in a range of settings, from urban to backcountry, learning from the land, and working to preserve priceless natural and cultural resources for current and future generations.See More

Are you a current or former SCA High School Crew participant? The High School Crew group is a place to connect with peers and alumni. Ask questions, share ideas, make plans, and relate experiences.Each summer, SCA places High School Crews in national parks, forests, and wildlife refuges all over the country to complete service projects crucial to keeping our public lands great. Whether it's building a hiking trail, preserving a vital habitat, or restoring a waterfront, SCA High School Crews do work that will protect our precious natural resources for years to come. Along the way, crew members learn wilderness survival skills and become stronger leaders, all while finding lifelong friends amongst their teammates, and a lifelong passion for conservation. Summer high school programs range in length from two weeks to just over a month, and all are tuition-free and expense-paid.See More

Are you a current or former SCA High School Crew participant? The High School Crew group is a place to connect with peers and alumni. Ask questions, share ideas, make plans, and relate experiences.Each summer, SCA places High School Crews in national parks, forests, and wildlife refuges all over the country to complete service projects crucial to keeping our public lands great. Whether it's building a hiking trail, preserving a vital habitat, or restoring a waterfront, SCA High School Crews do work that will protect our precious natural resources for years to come. Along the way, crew members learn wilderness survival skills and become stronger leaders, all while finding lifelong friends amongst their teammates, and a lifelong passion for conservation. Summer high school programs range in length from two weeks to just over a month, and all are tuition-free and expense-paid.See More

Are you a current or former SCA High School Crew participant? The High School Crew group is a place to connect with peers and alumni. Ask questions, share ideas, make plans, and relate experiences.Each summer, SCA places High School Crews in national parks, forests, and wildlife refuges all over the country to complete service projects crucial to keeping our public lands great. Whether it's building a hiking trail, preserving a vital habitat, or restoring a waterfront, SCA High School Crews do work that will protect our precious natural resources for years to come. Along the way, crew members learn wilderness survival skills and become stronger leaders, all while finding lifelong friends amongst their teammates, and a lifelong passion for conservation. Summer high school programs range in length from two weeks to just over a month, and all are tuition-free and expense-paid.See More

Are you a current or former SCA High School Crew participant? The High School Crew group is a place to connect with peers and alumni. Ask questions, share ideas, make plans, and relate experiences.Each summer, SCA places High School Crews in national parks, forests, and wildlife refuges all over the country to complete service projects crucial to keeping our public lands great. Whether it's building a hiking trail, preserving a vital habitat, or restoring a waterfront, SCA High School Crews do work that will protect our precious natural resources for years to come. Along the way, crew members learn wilderness survival skills and become stronger leaders, all while finding lifelong friends amongst their teammates, and a lifelong passion for conservation. Summer high school programs range in length from two weeks to just over a month, and all are tuition-free and expense-paid.See More

Are you a current or former SCA High School Crew participant? The High School Crew group is a place to connect with peers and alumni. Ask questions, share ideas, make plans, and relate experiences.Each summer, SCA places High School Crews in national parks, forests, and wildlife refuges all over the country to complete service projects crucial to keeping our public lands great. Whether it's building a hiking trail, preserving a vital habitat, or restoring a waterfront, SCA High School Crews do work that will protect our precious natural resources for years to come. Along the way, crew members learn wilderness survival skills and become stronger leaders, all while finding lifelong friends amongst their teammates, and a lifelong passion for conservation. Summer high school programs range in length from two weeks to just over a month, and all are tuition-free and expense-paid.See More

Are you a current or former SCA High School Crew participant? The High School Crew group is a place to connect with peers and alumni. Ask questions, share ideas, make plans, and relate experiences.Each summer, SCA places High School Crews in national parks, forests, and wildlife refuges all over the country to complete service projects crucial to keeping our public lands great. Whether it's building a hiking trail, preserving a vital habitat, or restoring a waterfront, SCA High School Crews do work that will protect our precious natural resources for years to come. Along the way, crew members learn wilderness survival skills and become stronger leaders, all while finding lifelong friends amongst their teammates, and a lifelong passion for conservation. Summer high school programs range in length from two weeks to just over a month, and all are tuition-free and expense-paid.See More

Welcome to the SCA Conservation Corps Team Group! As a current or former Conservation Corps participant, the Corps Team Group is the best place to connect with peers and alumni, ask questions, share ideas, make plans, and relate experiences.SCA Conservation Corps Teams spent anywhere from 3 to 10 months in residence, devoting their time to critical environmental issues such as wildfire management, trail restoration, environmental education, and invasive species eradication. Made up of dedicated environmental stewards age 18 and over, Corps Teams live and work in a range of settings, from urban to backcountry, learning from the land, and working to preserve priceless natural and cultural resources for current and future generations.See More